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This piece was originally published in the New York Times on January 22, 2026. If you’ve heard of my people, the Rohingya, it is probably as faraway, faceless victims of…

At Refugees International, we refuse to back down in the face of this unprecedented assault on core American values and rule of law.

This is an unprecedented targeting of people who arrived – legally and fully vetted – through the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.

Join Refugees International for our 2026 Advocacy Awards in Washington, DC on April 28.

The Trump administration is punishing our Afghan allies using pretext that has no relationship to their cases nor respects their longstanding contributions.

Enough is enough. Congress must rein in the violence and lawlessness endangering our communities.

Nicaraguan political exiles have survived political imprisonment and torture. The threat of detention and deportation in the U.S. risks reviving the very abuses they fled.

Statement from Refugees International:  “We are outraged by the summary killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer this week. We mourn in solidarity with her family and her…

Refugees International condemns Israel’s decision to suspend the operations of more than two dozen humanitarian organizations working in Gaza.

We spoke with migrants and asylum seekers stranded in Villahermosa, Mexico.